Roosevelt World Crisis Outlook 1933 Pulse
A survey notes 1933’s flood of world, national, and economic events. London hosts a pivotal conference, with potential concrete actions. In Washington, Congress returns to a rapid rollout of recovery, public works, and reform programs under President Roosevelt, signaling intensified administrative action and decisive leadership ahead.
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London
Congress
Roosevelt
Congresse
Washington
United States Senate
Harvest Army Walks Across Wheat Belt For Harvest Aid
The United States Department of Agriculture directs a nomadic harvest workforce sweeping Kansas Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle as wheat ripens. Farmers face lower yields from hot winds and dust storms with prices up to 58 cents a bushel though many may earn less due to crop damage. Stronger growers may profit as overall supply tightens and prices rise in affected regions.
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Uncle Sam
America
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Wheat Belt
United States Department of Agriculture
Wheat
Canada
Century Progress ends as Big Bill Thompson becomes mayor
As teachers recall, Chicago's Century Progress fair concluded around the time William Hale Thompson, known as Big Bill, assumed the mayoralty, marking a shift in city leadership.
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Chicago
Big Bill’’ Thompse
The
San Antonio Express
The Silent Observer Age Trick Exposed
A dated curiosity explains a method to deduce a person’s age and birth month. It instructs telling the subject to use their birth month, perform a sequence of multiplications and additions, then reveal a final number from which the age and birth month can be read. The tone reflects a streetwise trick column from an older newspaper page.
Education Acronyms And A Quip On Marriage
A jumble of degree abbreviations is presented, followed by a humorous letter exchange about education and marriage. The paragraph includes jokes about shirts, a thrift sale seen by a wife, and a lighthearted verse about lacking a proper length. It ends with a note about a Boston Transcript advertisement.
Elyria Republican delegate secretary elected in Ohio
A. L. Garford of Elyria was elected secretary of the Ohio delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. The Green Line accepted the double tracking ordinance passed by council, despite missing the deadline. Amherst notes Frank H. Hitchcock, a rising political figure born in Amherst, dubbed Taft's Mark Hanna, with his Congregational minister father once serving there.
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Elyria
A. L. Garford
Ohio
Chicago
Green Line
Amherst
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Mark Hanna
Ohio Eagles Convention Draws Members to Elyria
Fraternal Order of Eagles members from across Ohio gather in Elyria for the state convention opening yesterday. City officials ordered saloons to close at 9:30 PM despite the convention, reversing a traditional extra-hour concession. Workers at Garford Plant and Toledo plant informed they will shift to 50 hours weekly after August 1 while maintaining current weekly pay for 40 hours.
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Order of Eagles
Ohio
Elyria
Eagles
Eagies
Garford
Whallys-Overland Company
Toledo
Elyria Picnic Tagged at Cascade Park June 27
Ten years ago the Elyria Community Picnic was set for Cascade Park on June 27 with activities all day and into the evening under the auspices of the Young Men's Business Club.
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Elyria
Cascade Park
Young Men’s Business Club
Oberlin appoints Kinsey as track coach at Oberlin College
Oberlin College has named Dan Kinsey world champion hurdler as track coach succeeding recently resigned Albert Lumley. Kinsey, famed for hurdles, takes the position to lead the college’s athletic program.
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Oberlin
Dan Kinsey
Oberlin College
Albert Lumley
Today’s notable anniversaries list founders and figures
This notice lists birth dates and death dates for historical figures including John Wesley born 1703, William Hooper born 1742, Charles Gounod born 1818, William Crookes born 1832, Charles S. Francis born 1833, and Charles Frohman born 1860. It notes Hooper died 1790 in Hillsborough NC, Gounod died 1893, Crookes died 1919, Francis died 1911, Frohman died 1915 on the Lusitania.
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John Wesley
William Hooper
North Carolina
Boston
Hillsborough
Charles F. Gounod
William Crookes
Charles S. Francis
Troy
N. Y
Charles Frohman
New York City
Sandusky
Vineyards in Lorain County Receive New Spray Bulletin
The Lorain County extension service issues a midseason bulletin detailing spray schedules for grape berry moth grape leafhopper and fungal diseases. It advises Bordeaux mixture arsenate of lead or fish oil soap with specific dilutions and notes residue limits under the Federal Food and Drugs Act. Substituting calcium arsenate is recommended due to lead residue concerns and the need to cover fruit clusters thoroughly with high pressure spray. Northern Ohio growers are warned to abandon arsenate of lead by petal fall and adjust plans for the second generation of cherry moths with a suitable substitute within 16 days after petal fall.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Ohio
Avon Lake Legion Auxillary Meeting Highlights
Avon Lake Legion Auxillary held its regular meeting at a member’s Lake Road home, Monday evening. Afterward bridge was played with honors won by Mrs Ralph Hubert of Nagle Road and Mrs J Boyle of Cleveland.
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Legion Auxillary
Fred Gang
Lake Road
Ralph Hubert
Nagle Road
J. Boyle
Cleveland
Ridgeville Grange exemplifies third and fourth degrees
Ridgeville Ohio June 17 Ridgeville Grange held a fine meeting on June 13 with the third and fourth degrees impressively exemplified for eight candidates. Mrs E Kern decorated the hall and led tableaus while George Fortune Jr drilled the group. A play was staged with Fields Epworth League. Ridgeville Grangers were invited to Strongsville Grange 50th anniversary June 21. Sick list includes Mrs J Lafrinier and County Agent Hummell. Deputy F Mason urged adherence to the Grange pledge Lest We Forget. Mrs Barter presented a gold seal to Ridgeville Juveniles.
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Ridgevilling
Ridgeville
Koontz
Grange
Epworth Levaghe
Strongsville
J. Lafrinier
Hummell. Worrthy
E. Brandt
F Mason
Mr. Barter
Cigar lighter costs 150000 German marks in Texas
Lubbock Texas Oscar Norling field inspector with the United States immigration service owns a cigar lighter he calls the least expensive in Texas. He paid around 150000 German marks in 1919 during the Army of Occupation in Germany. The shell shaped lighter is two inches long and still works as well as fourteen years ago.
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Lubbock, Tex
Oscar Norling
United States Immigration Service
Texas
Norling
Army of Occupation
Germany
Miss Ella Anderson Returns From World’s Fair Visit
Miss Ella Anderson has returned home from Chicago after spending the past week at the World's Fair. She enjoyed jig-saw puzzles during the visit and shared stories of the exhibit halls and rides with family upon arrival.
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Ella Anderson
Chicago
Social notes from Wooster and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Dwight Easty spent Friday in Wooster on business. Mr and Mrs Arthur Theisen were guests of her parents in Lakewood Thursday. Gerald Walker of Carlisle visited Alfred Biltz Friday. Mr and Mrs Hugo Brouse entertained his sister of Cleveland Thursday. Mrs and Mrs John Stefan spent Friday in Cleveland. Out of town ladies attended the Ayron on the Lake Garden Club card party Thursday at Park Hall. Mrs E Murbach spent Friday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Roy Whale and Mr and Mrs Willard Paterson of Cleveland were recent guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs Perry Taylor. R B Flock of Amherst was in town Friday on business.
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Dwight Easty
Wooster
Arthur Theisen
Robert Dechant
Lakewood
Gerald Walker
Carlisle
Alfred Biltz
Hugo Brouse
Cleveland
John Stefan
Ayron-on-the-Lake
Garden Club
1775 Battle of Bunker Hill
Item notes the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill and references Washington's 1798 appointment as commander in chief in the threatened war with France plus 1928 Amelia Earhart's transatlantic hop from Newfoundland as the first woman to cross the Atlantic.
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Bunker Hs
France
Washington
Amelia Rearhart
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Dinner Benefit by Women's League at Congregational Church
The Women's League of the Congregational Church will serve a 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday evening in the church basement. The public is invited to attend.
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Women's League of the Congregational Church
Man digs grave for engine after car stalls
Mr Blinks speaks with a stranger while he digs in mud beside his car. He jokes that his engine died and he is digging a grave for it, conveying a lighthearted street scene with brief dialogue.
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Mr. Blinks
Lakewood Women’s Club Picnic Dinner Held at Higley Home
The Music Appreciation Group of the Lakewood Women’s Club held a picnic dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs A C Higley of Lake Road Friday Bridge and.
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Lakewood Women's Club
A. C Higley
Lake Road
Friday Bridge
It's A Mistake To Use The Wishbone For The Backbone
A quirky reflection contrasts planning vacations with money use while noting a mature wife bobbing her hair sparks discussion among men about motive. The piece hints at social norms, marriage dynamics, and style choices without explicit judgment.
Notable births listed for several famous figures
U S Senator Elbert D Thomas of Utah born in Salt Lake City 50 years ago Prof Archibald Henderson UNC mathematician biographer of Bernard Shaw born Salisbury NC 56 years ago John R Gregg of New York shorthand inventor born in Ireland 66 years ago Carl Van Vechten author born Cedar Rapids Iowa 56 years ago Gladys B Stern English novelist born 43 years ago
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U. S
Elbert D Thomas
Utah
Salt Lake City
Archibald Henderson
Univ. of
North Carolina
Bernard Shaw
Salisbury
John R. Gregg
New York
Ireland
Carl van Vechten
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gladys B Stern
Railroad Conductor's Daughter Sparks Cautionary Tale
A railroad conductor's daughter stood at the center of a curious anecdote about personal space while a line about British ships earning two hundred sixty million dollars in the last year hints at large-scale maritime revenue.
Native temperament notes in astrology reading
The native of this day is described as stubborn yet easily swayed by genuine merit. A strong spirit of compassion and sharp intellect are noted, but a quarrelsome or jealous tendency may cause trouble. Avoid seeking revenge as it will rebound.
Accommodating trout preserves watch for a year
Susanville report says Fred Hartzell, Lassen County Fish and Game League vice-president, reeled in a trout at Butte Creek that still ran a watch wound for over a year. He dropped the watch in the creek last year and found it aboard the same fish, noting only three minutes loss in the year. Hartzell suspects the fish’s gills kept the watch wound.
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Susanville
Cal
Fred Hartzell
Lassen County Fish and Game League
Martzell
Hartzell
Butte Creek
Day's Music Store Sells Car Radios Aimed At Drivers
The RCA Victor auto radio is highlighted for its compact size and quick installation. It operates from the car’s ignition system with no batteries required. New price is 39.95.
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RCA Victor
Fine Majestic Radio Cabin Stock Offered at Special Price
A 1933 model Majestic Radio in excellent condition is being offered after being repossessed from a customer. It features automatic volume control and a noise eliminator. Prospective buyers are invited to hear it play.
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Majestic
Majestic Refrigerator and RCA Tubes Lead Bargains
Dainty desserts with a Majestic Refrigerator promise daily frozen treats for family dining. The Majestic Recipe book is free with the unit and buyers are urged to save money long term. A fresh shipment of RCA Radio Tubes arrives with a no. power tube offered at 80 cents and free testing by bringing in old tubes.
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Majestic
Paint Price Rise Noted By Day's Hardware
Day's Hardware reports an advance in paint prices soon to take effect. Mixed paints have been unusually cheap, with the rise anticipated for some time. B. P. S. paint offers ample coverage, enabling an average house exterior to be coated with six gallons without sacrificing appearance or durability. Remember the slogan Buy your paint by years and square yards, not gallons.
B P S Furniture and Auto Polish In The Spotlight
A brief description of B P S Furniture and Auto Polish stating it is unfamiliar to many. It contrasts with common polishes that act as solvents and damage finishes, claiming B P S forms a thin protective film that preserves finish fills scratches and adds sheen for furniture floors woodwork autos and pianos.
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B. P
New Chip-Proof Enameled Ware Line Debuts On Second Floor
Our second floor house furnishing department unveils a new line of chip-proof enameled ware with chromium plated tops, promising a more durable and handsome utensil for shoppers.
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Furnishing Dept
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Saturda
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Brunswick Pilot
Uae
B. C
Iit
Europe
T A R
Heaven
Boston Transcript
Will
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Avon Lake
Legion Alailiary
Army
Women's Club
Sally
Mamma
Green Lantern Cor
William D. Taylor
Nader Loce
Charlestown
Howard B. Somers
Wardes
James L. Hogsett
Gulf Gas
C.E. Rankin
Yours Truly
QO. E. Rankin
N. B
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Day’s Hardware
Day's Hardware
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